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Philanthropy Magnified Impact Report
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Generosity * Hope * Gratitude
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Help Your Community
The needs in Tompkins County have grown quickly. Only because of donors, like you, can we shift quickly, be nimble, and provide leadership and grants.
Staff are listening and leaning into creative solutions
to the problems caused by this public-health crisis. Your help is needed to plan for the future.
Donor gifts of every size make a difference!
If now is the right time, we'd love for you to help us help others.
Thank you to donors who have helped so far.
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DATE CHANGE: June 11, 2020
12:00-12:45 p.m.
Annual Gratitude Gathering
Our first virtual annual celebration of gratitude will be
informative, fast-paced and fun!
Registration Link to be posted soon
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Be Part of our
June 11 Community Montage
Please!
Share a photo of yourself and...
In a few words, answer one of these questions:
Right now: I am thankful for...?
I am joyful for...? I am hopeful for ...?
I am grateful for ...?
Be a part of our first ever community montage shared at our
June 11 virtual Annual Gratitude Gathering!
Details pop up when you email Amy LeViere, Chief Philanthropic Services Officer at
[email protected]
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Interns and Johnson Board Fellows
Bring Energy and New Ideas
Grant Thompson '20, Ithaca College, Integrated Marketing and
Communications
major in the Park School of Communication shares in part, "I really enjoyed my internship...
I'll definitely take the skills and lessons learned from this internship into my next step in life!"
Read more from Grant '20, Sophie '23, Susan MBA'20 and Keith MBA'20 CLICK HERE
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Strengthen Your Community
1949 was the first year of Mental Health Awareness Month, organized by the National Association for Mental Health.
The goal was to help individuals, communities and the nation to
focus on mental health and destigmatize the many issues around it by providing strategies for
strengthening our well-being.
Now, more than ever, in the midst of the worst crisis of global proportions most of us have ever experienced, it is appropriate to pay keen attention to
our individual and communal mental health needs.
Learn more about the impact of foundation grantmaking and how you can share and connect: A Community Project
CLICK HERE
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COVID-19 Response Fund Impact News
Donors' financial gifts to the COVID-19 Response Fund
have resulted in major support for our community. In just eight weeks, there has been an outpouring; and we are awed and humbled. Recipient organizations are providing basic needs such as childcare, food and shelter.
T
o all donors reading this, you are amazing, thank you!
Read more about the impact:
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Cornell
Greek Life - Show Ithaca We Care
Phi Sigma Sigma, ran
Show Ithaca We Care,
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ocial media campaign to raise donations for their college home community through Community Foundation's COVID-19 Response Fund. An anonymous donor matched gifts,
doubling the impact and providing relief to Ithaca and the surrounding communities.
Thank you Jack, Sam,Tommy, Devan and all your brothers and sisters
for showing Ithaca that you care!
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Free Training for Human Service Agencies
Facilitating Fun & Interactive Zoom Meetings by Erica Marx Consulting
May 27th 2pm Registration and details
Sponsored by Community Foundation
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